Longitudinal Employer-Household Dynamics

Workshop 2010 Agenda (125 KB)

Pictures from the workshop (courtesy Kevin McKinney, Census Bureau)

Presentations

Wednesday, March 10

Early Bird Session on Education

• P-20 Education Applications (103 KB)
  Carol B. Jenner, Education Research and Data Center, State of Washington

Early Bird Session on Emergency Management

• National Weather Service Overview (380 KB)
  Bob Bunge, National Weather Service
• Assessing the Impact of Natural Disasters on Labor Markets: An OTM Perspective (1.2 MB)
  Allan Ross, Illinois Department of Employment Security
• OnTheMap for Emergency Management (1.4 MB)
  Robert Pitts, U.S. Census Bureau
• References
  • Economic and Revenue Impacts of Potential Flooding in the Green River Valley, Briefing to the King County Forecast Concil (1.6 MB)
    Tom Goodwin, State of Washington
  • Economic and Tax Revenue Impacts of Potential Flooding in the Green River Valley (1.2 MB)
    Tom Goodwin, State of Washington

Thursday, March 11

Keynote Address

• Stimulus, Jobs, and Data: Impact and Next Steps (2.6 MB)
  Ed Montgomery, White House Director of Recovery for Auto Communities and Workers
• Auto Workers and Their Communities: What We Know, Don't Know, and Would Like to Know (764 KB)
  Discussant: Randall W. Eberts, President, W.E. Upjohn Institute

Poster Session

• Ontario, Oregon–Idaho Micropolitan Statistical Area (22 KB)

  Often existing beyond community borders, regional economies are dynamic zones of business activity. The Ontario Area spans two counties and two states. OnTheMap provides regional analysis answering questions from economic development entities, workforce system participants, and others.

• Multi-Year Age–Gender Pyramid Chart (968 KB)

  Multi-Year Age–Gender Pyramid Chart Showing Percentages of Civilian and Employed Population: A Study of Growth Patterns in Georgia from 2000 through 2008.

• Gender (125 KB) Age (290 KB)

  Quarterly Workforce Indicators data were used to recognize trends in California's workforce. These data demonstrated that California's workforce is aging and that industries which are historically male dominated are beginning to see an increase in female employment.

Measuring the Economic Recovery

• The Kitchen Sink: Using All Our Tools To Analyze the Great Recession (675 KB)
  Scott Bailey, State of Washington

LED Enhancements

• Local Employment Dynamics: Upcoming Enhancements (11.0 MB)
  Jeremy Wu, U.S. Census Bureau
• OnTheMap Version 4 (15 KB)
  Matt Graham, U.S. Census Bureau
• Upcoming Data Enhancements to the QWI and OnTheMap (23 KB)
  Erika McEntarfer, U.S. Census Bureau

1. Workforce Planning

• Impact of Land Use Regulations on Workforce Demographics: Case of Industrial Sanctuary Workforce from Portland, OR (5.4 MB)
  Uma Krishnan, City of Portland, Oregon
• Responding to Demographic Shifts within the Greater Pittsburgh Nonprofit Sector (201 KB)
  Tayo Fabusuyi, Victoria Hill, and Tim Weidemann, Numeritics

2. Transportation Planning

• Using LED to Locate Parking Demand in Downtown Austin, TX (1.1 MB)
  Robert McHaney, Goodman Corporation

3. Economic Indicators

• Industrial and Employment Composition and their Impact on Taxable Sales in St. Louis (1.0 MB)
  David Mitchell, Missouri State University
• Economic Sustainability: Uses of LED in Illinois (433 KB)
  George Putnam, State of Illinois

March 12, 2010

Promoting Local Employment Dynamics Use in Your State (554 KB)
Nick Beleiciks, State of Oregon

LED Operations

• QWI Production (81 KB)
  Walter Kydd, U.S. Census Bureau
• LED Data Quality: Selected Issues from State Data Submissions (77 KB)
  Stephen Tibbets, U.S. Census Bureau
• Data Visualization: Like High Definition TV, It's Here to Stay! (2.5 MB)
  Colleen Flannery, U.S. Census Bureau